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Unit 1

The Family & The Saxon Genitive

Asking Questions

On the Phone
  • Press the PLAY button, listen to this telephone conversation and answer the questions below. (maybe a little bit difficult).
  • Video. Learn English: On the Phone.

Unit 2

School
  • Classroom Vocabulary. Move your mouse over the picture if you want to listen to the pronunciation of each word.
  • Classroom Vocabulary. Put the words in the right boxes.
  • A School Day at a UK School. Interactive tour (reading).
  • Pledge of Allegiance. "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. god bless America".

Past Simple Tense

Past Simple Tense / Past Progressive

"Used To"

Unit 3

HOME vs. HOUSE


SOME, ANY and NO
  • Click on the answer buttons to see the correct answer.
  • Choose the correct form.

MUCH and MANY
  • Choose the correct answer to fill in the gaps in each sentence.

A LITTLE and A FEW
  • Choose the best option and click on the answer button to see the correct answer.

Giving Directions
  • Following directions. You're at the train station. Listen to the audio and find out where my house is!
  • Following directions II. You want to get to the station from your friend's house. What is the fastest way? After each listening you'll have to answer a question.
  • Asking for and giving directions. Listen to reporter Helen as she tries to find her way around London and the office and look at different expressions she hears on her journeys. When you've listened to the programme, don't forget to practise what you've learned with the quizzes below!

Unit 4

Dating

Uses of Like


Wedding Bells



Valentine's Do (Thursday 11th February)
  • Get ready for Thursday's karaoke!! The English Department has picked up this 1977 disco song for the karaoke competition. We gotta win, guys!!!!

The Present Continuous Tense

Making Invitations
  • A listening. Press the "Play Audio" button, listen to the conversation and answer the questions belos.
  • Making Suggestions - Quiz. Choose the correct answer for each of the first two questions. Then, click "Next" for more questions.


Unit 5

Compound Nouns
  • An easy matching exercise.
  • Several matching exercises (when you finish the first one, click on "Suivant" to go to the next activity). Sorry, the instructions for these ones are In French. But they're really easy to understand, though...

Talking about the Future...

Planes and Airports
  • Airport Announcement (Listening).
  • Airport-Related Vocabulary.
  • Airport Travel. Vocabulary & Listening.
  • Travel Arrangements. What types of questions would you ask a travel agent when making flight reservations? Listen to the conversation by pressing the "Play" button and answer the questions. Press the "Final Score" button to check your quiz.
  • Funny Safety Instructions on a plane.


Hotels
  • Booking a Hotel Room. Useful Vocabulary.
  • Exercise on Booking a Room at a hotel.
  • Text on Booking a Room. With questions on the text.
  • Hotel Rooms. Pre-Listening Exercises. Listening Exercises. Vocabulary. Post-Listening Exercises
    "In this conversation, a man checks into a hotel, but he is surprised by the service - or lack of it"
  • Listening & Reading. Hotel. John has gone to his hotel in Kings Cross. He checks in at reception and then goes upstairs to his room. He meets his new room mate Peter, who says there is a problem with the heating. John rings reception to ask that it is fixed.
  • Hotel Reservations. Pre-Listening, Listening and Post-Listening exercises.

Unit 6

Food

Adjectives (OPPOSITES & COMPARISONS)

At the Restaurant

Unit 7

Jobs
  • Vocabulary (jobs & occupations)
  • A Job Opportunity. You will hear two people talking about a new job opportunity. You will hear the listening twice. Write down the answers to the questions. After you have finished, click on the arrow to see if you have answered the questions correctly.

Present Perfect Simple


Unit 10

Present Perfect Simple (FOR & SINCE)

At the Doctor's